it
> work. With that said, I could not get the stream URL you provided to play
> with ffplay. However, this does work for me:
>
> melt rtmp://ucsdtv-wowza.ucsd.edu:1935/live/live_800 -consumer
> avformat:output.flv vcodec=libx264 acodec=aac
>
>
>
> On Sat, Apr 23, 2016
tmp
> enabled?
> Why do you want to use melt for this? Most uses of live stream processing
> and playout that was formerly unique to melt now be done with ffmpeg such
> as SDI output and filtering.
>
>
> On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 10:41 AM Frans Gouverne
> wrote:
>
>> When
When applying -verbose, it looks like it is parsing only the first rtmp
packet and then quits.
If rtmp is not supported as input for melt, maybe I can grep the rtmp
stream with ffmpeg and pipe it into melt? But I have no idea how...
2016-04-22 15:51 GMT+02:00 Frans Gouverne :
> by the
by the way, when i use an mp4 file as input, it is working.
So apprently melt does not handle the RTMP stream as expected.
But using ffmpeg it is working:
ffmpeg -i "rtmp://video.testabc.nl/live/demo live=1" output.flv
2016-04-22 15:38 GMT+02:00 Frans Gouverne :
> Just install
Just installed melt. From the command line, I want to grep an RTMP stream
and to store it into a file:
melt -producer avformat:"rtmp://video.testabc.nl/live/demo live=1"
-consumer avformat:output.flv vcodec=libx264 acodec=aac
This is the output:
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